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Dylan Tuke (5-2) was once touted as one of the brightest young prospects emerging out of Ireland. A teenage star rising in the shadows of the

Towels, sheets and other equipment are all being replaced in hotels before tourists stay in the same suites that quarantined overseas arrivals did, many of them with Covid-19.

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Heavy rain in Wellington overnight has done little to deter the protesters occuping Parliament's lawn and surrounding areas.

Wellington's mayor has said "we want our streets" back as the Covid-19 policy protest nears the end of its second week outside Parliament.

We want our streets back Wellington mayor angry as protest continues

Managed isolation and quarantine hotels face a nervous year ahead as they prepare for the return of tourism activity according to the Hotel Council Aotearoa

Workers who have been running managed isolation facilities for two years fear their wages could be about to drop, if their hotels return to regular operations.

A hotel industry expert says outgoing managed isolation and quarantine hotels will struggle as short-term visitors could be put off by isolation rules.

Locations of mini-MIQs around the country are being kept under wraps as health authorities in the provinces prepare for a deluge of visitors over summer.